D.C. Moore Gallery Has Got Some Religion
NEW YORK—A chief barometer of American culture, religion colors opinions on everything from same-sex marriage and government-funding of birth control
Black Artists
A Pair of Gee’s Bend Quilts on View at Zach Feuer
NEW YORK—“Context Message,” a group show featuring 39 artists is on view at Zach Feuer, where works in various mediums
Kehinde Wiley Finally Painted a Portrait of a Lady
NEW YORK—Kehinde Wiley, the prolific, commercially and critically successful portrait artist has conquered many milestones in his brief career. A
Ebitenyefa Baralaye Explores Issues of Identity
NEW YORK—Sculpted layers and folds infuse Ebitenyefa Baralaye‘s works with distinct character. His abstract creations employ clay, metal and mixed
At Brooklyn Museum, Heather Hart Encourages Everyone to Climb onto the Roof
Brooklyn, NEW YORK–There is a place to sit and reflect in the Brooklyn Museum. Heather Hart has installed a pitched